Current Exhibition
GREATER THAN THE SUM- MOSAIC ONLINE EXHIBITION FOR THE CGS
This gallery show highlights some of our member’s that work in Mosaic.
It was launched on 12th Aug 2019
Launched on:12th August 2019
Artist:Amanda Parker
Description: Artist: Amanda Parker
Spring Garden Mosaic
Details: 83cm x 62cm
Decorative mosaic panel using vitreous glass tiles, mirror & glass beads
Contact: thecreativeartscompanyuk@yahoo.com
Spring Garden Mosaic
Details: 83cm x 62cm
Decorative mosaic panel using vitreous glass tiles, mirror & glass beads
Contact: thecreativeartscompanyuk@yahoo.com
Contact: thecreativeartscompanyuk@yahoo.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Martin Cheek
Email:Peter Smith
Description: Artist: Martin Cheek
A Dictation of Secretary Birds
Photographer: Martin Cheek. Phtographer: Peter Smith
Details: Original Mosaic Media: Handmade glass fusions, handmade murrini and millefiori, Sicis glass tiles Size: 55 cm x 55 cm Date: 2019
A Dictation of Secretary Birds
On the sub-Saharan savannahs is where secretary birds abound,
Busy making and answering phone calls for the lions lyin’ around.
Factually, of course, that isn’t quite true to life on the African veldt,
But it raises the question why secretary birds are called that and not something else.
It’s said those spiky feathers that sprout from the back of the head,
Recall secretaries working in banks in an era that’s now long dead,
With a handy supply of inky quills tucked firmly behind each ear,
They were always prepared to pen letter or bill in a style that was bold and clear.
The communal word for secretary birds is a plain and simple ‘nest’
Which compared with other exotic names is very far from the best,
More apt, I think, for this bird of prey that roams the African nation
Would be if a flock of these hooked-beaked goons were referred to as ‘a dictation’.
Contact: martin cheek: mrtncheek@hotmail.co.uk
A Dictation of Secretary Birds
Photographer: Martin Cheek. Phtographer: Peter Smith
Details: Original Mosaic Media: Handmade glass fusions, handmade murrini and millefiori, Sicis glass tiles Size: 55 cm x 55 cm Date: 2019
A Dictation of Secretary Birds
On the sub-Saharan savannahs is where secretary birds abound,
Busy making and answering phone calls for the lions lyin’ around.
Factually, of course, that isn’t quite true to life on the African veldt,
But it raises the question why secretary birds are called that and not something else.
It’s said those spiky feathers that sprout from the back of the head,
Recall secretaries working in banks in an era that’s now long dead,
With a handy supply of inky quills tucked firmly behind each ear,
They were always prepared to pen letter or bill in a style that was bold and clear.
The communal word for secretary birds is a plain and simple ‘nest’
Which compared with other exotic names is very far from the best,
More apt, I think, for this bird of prey that roams the African nation
Would be if a flock of these hooked-beaked goons were referred to as ‘a dictation’.
Contact: martin cheek: mrtncheek@hotmail.co.uk
Contact: mrtncheek@hotmail.co.uk
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Jon Lewis
Email:Jon Lewis
Description: Artist: Jon Lewis
Sky Sphere
Photographer: Jon Lewis
Details: 2.25 metre sphere
A sphere of 7000 dichroic pyramid glass pieces tiled onto a 2.25 metre fibre glass sphere. Childrens creativity Museum, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt 2011.
Contact: jonflux@yahoo.co.uk
Sky Sphere
Photographer: Jon Lewis
Details: 2.25 metre sphere
A sphere of 7000 dichroic pyramid glass pieces tiled onto a 2.25 metre fibre glass sphere. Childrens creativity Museum, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt 2011.
Contact: jonflux@yahoo.co.uk
Contact: jonflux@yahoo.co.uk
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Melt -Sky Edon
Description: Artist: Melt -Sky Edon
Peace Man
Details: Curved fused glass mosiac free standing candle guard
Created to be lit from either the back or front.
Contact: skymouse1978@yahoo.com
Peace Man
Details: Curved fused glass mosiac free standing candle guard
Created to be lit from either the back or front.
Contact: skymouse1978@yahoo.com
Contact: skymouse1978@yahoo.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:ArtSeaLea
Email:Lea Stubberfield
Description: Artist: ArtSeaLea
"Cure"
Photographer: Lea Stubberfield
Details: Glass Mosaic
Durdle Door Glass Mosaic. Art for the Garden.
"Cure"
Measures 135 cm W x 69 cm L
Contact: ArtSeaLea.Com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE"Cure"
Photographer: Lea Stubberfield
Details: Glass Mosaic
Durdle Door Glass Mosaic. Art for the Garden.
"Cure"
Measures 135 cm W x 69 cm L
Contact: ArtSeaLea.Com
Artist:Bradley+Basso studios
Email:Denise mt Basso
Description: Artist: Bradley+Basso studios
A Venetian Gold Leaf mosaic tabletop for a boardroom table
Photographer: Denise mt Basso
Title : ’Tapestry of Light’
Description: A Venetian Gold Leaf mosaic tabletop for a boardroom table
Site: National Care Homes Headquarters Harrow London UK
Contact: denise_basso@bradleybasso.com
A Venetian Gold Leaf mosaic tabletop for a boardroom table
Photographer: Denise mt Basso
Title : ’Tapestry of Light’
Description: A Venetian Gold Leaf mosaic tabletop for a boardroom table
Site: National Care Homes Headquarters Harrow London UK
Contact: denise_basso@bradleybasso.com
Contact: denise_basso@bradleybasso.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Emma White
Email:Emma White
Description: Artist: Emma White - Irregular glass
Rainy days & Rainbows
Photographer: Emma White
Details: Without Darkness and Rainy days. You can't appreciate the Light and Rainbows. Dimensions 35cm x 55cm. Bullseye glass panel.
I have designed this panel using bullseye glass. I also finally have used some of my bullseye exclusive glass.
I often find it can be problematic to use the exclusive glass as it is alrealdy so beautiful. But broken up it really seems to work. I have used plenty of clear glass to ensure the exclusive glass would not dominate.
I finished off this panel by incorporating iridescent strips with raindrops and vitrograph stringers to obtain more movement. I have also deliberately left this panel textured. So the natural light would bounce off of it, in all directions. Lighting up different details.
Contact: Irregularglass@gmail.com or by calling 07305074017
Rainy days & Rainbows
Photographer: Emma White
Details: Without Darkness and Rainy days. You can't appreciate the Light and Rainbows. Dimensions 35cm x 55cm. Bullseye glass panel.
I have designed this panel using bullseye glass. I also finally have used some of my bullseye exclusive glass.
I often find it can be problematic to use the exclusive glass as it is alrealdy so beautiful. But broken up it really seems to work. I have used plenty of clear glass to ensure the exclusive glass would not dominate.
I finished off this panel by incorporating iridescent strips with raindrops and vitrograph stringers to obtain more movement. I have also deliberately left this panel textured. So the natural light would bounce off of it, in all directions. Lighting up different details.
Contact: Irregularglass@gmail.com or by calling 07305074017
Contact: Irregularglass@gmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Roger Silk
Email:Simon Bruntnell
Description: Artist: Roger Silk
Blue
Photographer: Simon Bruntnell
Details: 380 x 190 mm Rectangular Platter
Inspired by my love of geometry, tessellation and mosaic, both ancient and modern.
Contact: rogersilkglass@gmail.com
Blue
Photographer: Simon Bruntnell
Details: 380 x 190 mm Rectangular Platter
Inspired by my love of geometry, tessellation and mosaic, both ancient and modern.
Contact: rogersilkglass@gmail.com
Contact: rogersilkglass@gmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Paula Rosalind Tyler
Description: Artist: Paula Rosalind Tyler
The Essex Coastline
Details: A fine glass exterior mosaic - 120 cm round - Featuring iridised, opalised, mirror and vintage glass.
This is a community mosaic installed on the front of Clacton-on-Sea Railway Station. The mosaic features native flora and fauna found on the Essex Coastline - specimens depicted in fused glass .
Contact: paula@paularosalindreflectiveart.co.uk
The Essex Coastline
Details: A fine glass exterior mosaic - 120 cm round - Featuring iridised, opalised, mirror and vintage glass.
This is a community mosaic installed on the front of Clacton-on-Sea Railway Station. The mosaic features native flora and fauna found on the Essex Coastline - specimens depicted in fused glass .
Contact: paula@paularosalindreflectiveart.co.uk
Contact: paula@paularosalindreflectiveart.co.uk
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Janine Altman
Description: Artist: Janine Altman
Equilibrium
Details: Fused glass, borosilicate glass. Dimensions: 15 x 23 x 8 cm. Year: 2019
Balance is the state of a body when the sum of all the forces and moments that act in it is counteracted.
We say that someone or something is in balance when, despite having little support base, remains standing without falling.
We recognize balance in situations of harmony between different things or between parts of a whole.
What better than to aspire to find this equilibrium, harmony and stability in our lives.
This artwork was made through the use of Digital Technology CAD – computer assisted design.
Contact: www.janinealtman.com / janine.altman@gmail.com Country of residence: Uruguay
Equilibrium
Details: Fused glass, borosilicate glass. Dimensions: 15 x 23 x 8 cm. Year: 2019
Balance is the state of a body when the sum of all the forces and moments that act in it is counteracted.
We say that someone or something is in balance when, despite having little support base, remains standing without falling.
We recognize balance in situations of harmony between different things or between parts of a whole.
What better than to aspire to find this equilibrium, harmony and stability in our lives.
This artwork was made through the use of Digital Technology CAD – computer assisted design.
Contact: www.janinealtman.com / janine.altman@gmail.com Country of residence: Uruguay
Contact: janine.altman@gmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:David Mola
Email:David Mola
Description: Artist: David Mola
Photographer: David Mola
Details: Four sided lantern. 3 meters by 40 cm by 40 cm. Stained glass and stockboard (100% recycled plastic)
This giant lantern it is the result of a Community art project based on the Northfield area of Edinburgh. Celebrating diversity and focused on Islamic art and culture, has involved more than 75 participants from all ages (2 to 90) and many origins.
Contact: moladavid@gmail.com
Photographer: David Mola
Details: Four sided lantern. 3 meters by 40 cm by 40 cm. Stained glass and stockboard (100% recycled plastic)
This giant lantern it is the result of a Community art project based on the Northfield area of Edinburgh. Celebrating diversity and focused on Islamic art and culture, has involved more than 75 participants from all ages (2 to 90) and many origins.
Contact: moladavid@gmail.com
Contact: moladavid@gmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Mattt Wilson
Email:Mattt Wilson
Description: Artist: Mattt Wilson
Hidden Stories
Photographer: M Wilson
Details: 43cm wide & 100cm tall including cast iron stand
This circular glass mosaic was inspired by Canterbury Cathedral, less than 10 miles from my studio. It contains references to bible stories, hidden in the shapes of the pieces, for those who take the time to look. Seek and ye shall find!
It was completed in mid 2019 and is designed for display outdoors.
Contact: mattt@creativeretreatsandholidays.co.uk
Hidden Stories
Photographer: M Wilson
Details: 43cm wide & 100cm tall including cast iron stand
This circular glass mosaic was inspired by Canterbury Cathedral, less than 10 miles from my studio. It contains references to bible stories, hidden in the shapes of the pieces, for those who take the time to look. Seek and ye shall find!
It was completed in mid 2019 and is designed for display outdoors.
Contact: mattt@creativeretreatsandholidays.co.uk
Contact: mattt@creativeretreatsandholidays.co.uk
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Jilly Cunningham
Description: Artist: Jilly Cunningham
The Blues - Light switch
Photographer: www.jillycunningham.com
Details: Tiffany glass & mixed materials. 9.5x9.5x1cm
While designing interiors I realised that we often ignore a crucial detail in every room - the light switch. Unimpressed by switches currently available, I decided to make my own. Each switch is completely unique and can be custom designed to complement your home.
Contact: http://jillycunningham.com/projects/beautiful-light-switches/
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREThe Blues - Light switch
Photographer: www.jillycunningham.com
Details: Tiffany glass & mixed materials. 9.5x9.5x1cm
While designing interiors I realised that we often ignore a crucial detail in every room - the light switch. Unimpressed by switches currently available, I decided to make my own. Each switch is completely unique and can be custom designed to complement your home.
Contact: http://jillycunningham.com/projects/beautiful-light-switches/
Artist:Pamela Mauseth
Email:Pamela Mauseth
Description: Artist: Pamela Mauseth
SOUL
Photographer: Pamela Mauseth
Details: Fine Art Mosaic. Smalti, marble, granite
Mosaic Fine Art, "SOUL." Smalti, granite, and marble. Size: 31 inches x 48 inches
Contact: Pamela@pamelamausethmosaics.com
SOUL
Photographer: Pamela Mauseth
Details: Fine Art Mosaic. Smalti, marble, granite
Mosaic Fine Art, "SOUL." Smalti, granite, and marble. Size: 31 inches x 48 inches
Contact: Pamela@pamelamausethmosaics.com
Contact: Pamela@pamelamausethmosaics.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Elva Tehan
Email:Elva Tehan
Description: Artist: Elva Tehan
Cicatrix in glass
Photographer: Elva Tehan
Details: Dish 13cm diameter, Bowl 14cm diameter, height 6cm
Mosaic art brings together what was once broken, creating something new and unique. This piece was inspired by a photographic project called Cicatrix,
which showed the beauty in scaring and reforming of skin to create something new. Within this work broken glass comes together to create something new,
renewed with life and purpose.
Contact: 07747031043
Cicatrix in glass
Photographer: Elva Tehan
Details: Dish 13cm diameter, Bowl 14cm diameter, height 6cm
Mosaic art brings together what was once broken, creating something new and unique. This piece was inspired by a photographic project called Cicatrix,
which showed the beauty in scaring and reforming of skin to create something new. Within this work broken glass comes together to create something new,
renewed with life and purpose.
Contact: 07747031043
Contact: 07747031043
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Maria Cecilia Villarroel
Description: Artist: Maria Cecilia Villarroel
Mosaic composed with tempered glass over wood, gilded with silver leaf edges.
A sparkling effect and change in coloration is created by the movement of light during the day.
This piece is 24" H, 18" W, 2" D.
Contact: ceciliavillarroel@hotmail.com
Mosaic composed with tempered glass over wood, gilded with silver leaf edges.
A sparkling effect and change in coloration is created by the movement of light during the day.
This piece is 24" H, 18" W, 2" D.
Contact: ceciliavillarroel@hotmail.com
Contact: ceciliavillarroel@hotmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE
Artist:Amanda Parker
Description: Artist: Amanda Parker
Spring Garden Mosaic
Details: 83cm x 62cm
Decorative mosaic panel using vitreous glass tiles, mirror & glass beads
Contact: thecreativeartscompanyuk@yahoo.com
Spring Garden Mosaic
Details: 83cm x 62cm
Decorative mosaic panel using vitreous glass tiles, mirror & glass beads
Contact: thecreativeartscompanyuk@yahoo.com
Contact: thecreativeartscompanyuk@yahoo.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Martin Cheek
Email:Peter Smith
Description: Artist: Martin Cheek
A Dictation of Secretary Birds
Photographer: Martin Cheek. Phtographer: Peter Smith
Details: Original Mosaic Media: Handmade glass fusions, handmade murrini and millefiori, Sicis glass tiles Size: 55 cm x 55 cm Date: 2019
A Dictation of Secretary Birds
On the sub-Saharan savannahs is where secretary birds abound,
Busy making and answering phone calls for the lions lyin’ around.
Factually, of course, that isn’t quite true to life on the African veldt,
But it raises the question why secretary birds are called that and not something else.
It’s said those spiky feathers that sprout from the back of the head,
Recall secretaries working in banks in an era that’s now long dead,
With a handy supply of inky quills tucked firmly behind each ear,
They were always prepared to pen letter or bill in a style that was bold and clear.
The communal word for secretary birds is a plain and simple ‘nest’
Which compared with other exotic names is very far from the best,
More apt, I think, for this bird of prey that roams the African nation
Would be if a flock of these hooked-beaked goons were referred to as ‘a dictation’.
Contact: martin cheek: mrtncheek@hotmail.co.uk
A Dictation of Secretary Birds
Photographer: Martin Cheek. Phtographer: Peter Smith
Details: Original Mosaic Media: Handmade glass fusions, handmade murrini and millefiori, Sicis glass tiles Size: 55 cm x 55 cm Date: 2019
A Dictation of Secretary Birds
On the sub-Saharan savannahs is where secretary birds abound,
Busy making and answering phone calls for the lions lyin’ around.
Factually, of course, that isn’t quite true to life on the African veldt,
But it raises the question why secretary birds are called that and not something else.
It’s said those spiky feathers that sprout from the back of the head,
Recall secretaries working in banks in an era that’s now long dead,
With a handy supply of inky quills tucked firmly behind each ear,
They were always prepared to pen letter or bill in a style that was bold and clear.
The communal word for secretary birds is a plain and simple ‘nest’
Which compared with other exotic names is very far from the best,
More apt, I think, for this bird of prey that roams the African nation
Would be if a flock of these hooked-beaked goons were referred to as ‘a dictation’.
Contact: martin cheek: mrtncheek@hotmail.co.uk
Contact: mrtncheek@hotmail.co.uk
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Jon Lewis
Email:Jon Lewis
Description: Artist: Jon Lewis
Sky Sphere
Photographer: Jon Lewis
Details: 2.25 metre sphere
A sphere of 7000 dichroic pyramid glass pieces tiled onto a 2.25 metre fibre glass sphere. Childrens creativity Museum, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt 2011.
Contact: jonflux@yahoo.co.uk
Sky Sphere
Photographer: Jon Lewis
Details: 2.25 metre sphere
A sphere of 7000 dichroic pyramid glass pieces tiled onto a 2.25 metre fibre glass sphere. Childrens creativity Museum, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt 2011.
Contact: jonflux@yahoo.co.uk
Contact: jonflux@yahoo.co.uk
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Melt -Sky Edon
Description: Artist: Melt -Sky Edon
Peace Man
Details: Curved fused glass mosiac free standing candle guard
Created to be lit from either the back or front.
Contact: skymouse1978@yahoo.com
Peace Man
Details: Curved fused glass mosiac free standing candle guard
Created to be lit from either the back or front.
Contact: skymouse1978@yahoo.com
Contact: skymouse1978@yahoo.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:ArtSeaLea
Email:Lea Stubberfield
Description: Artist: ArtSeaLea
"Cure"
Photographer: Lea Stubberfield
Details: Glass Mosaic
Durdle Door Glass Mosaic. Art for the Garden.
"Cure"
Measures 135 cm W x 69 cm L
Contact: ArtSeaLea.Com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE"Cure"
Photographer: Lea Stubberfield
Details: Glass Mosaic
Durdle Door Glass Mosaic. Art for the Garden.
"Cure"
Measures 135 cm W x 69 cm L
Contact: ArtSeaLea.Com
Artist:Bradley+Basso studios
Email:Denise mt Basso
Description: Artist: Bradley+Basso studios
A Venetian Gold Leaf mosaic tabletop for a boardroom table
Photographer: Denise mt Basso
Title : ’Tapestry of Light’
Description: A Venetian Gold Leaf mosaic tabletop for a boardroom table
Site: National Care Homes Headquarters Harrow London UK
Contact: denise_basso@bradleybasso.com
A Venetian Gold Leaf mosaic tabletop for a boardroom table
Photographer: Denise mt Basso
Title : ’Tapestry of Light’
Description: A Venetian Gold Leaf mosaic tabletop for a boardroom table
Site: National Care Homes Headquarters Harrow London UK
Contact: denise_basso@bradleybasso.com
Contact: denise_basso@bradleybasso.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Emma White
Email:Emma White
Description: Artist: Emma White - Irregular glass
Rainy days & Rainbows
Photographer: Emma White
Details: Without Darkness and Rainy days. You can't appreciate the Light and Rainbows. Dimensions 35cm x 55cm. Bullseye glass panel.
I have designed this panel using bullseye glass. I also finally have used some of my bullseye exclusive glass.
I often find it can be problematic to use the exclusive glass as it is alrealdy so beautiful. But broken up it really seems to work. I have used plenty of clear glass to ensure the exclusive glass would not dominate.
I finished off this panel by incorporating iridescent strips with raindrops and vitrograph stringers to obtain more movement. I have also deliberately left this panel textured. So the natural light would bounce off of it, in all directions. Lighting up different details.
Contact: Irregularglass@gmail.com or by calling 07305074017
Rainy days & Rainbows
Photographer: Emma White
Details: Without Darkness and Rainy days. You can't appreciate the Light and Rainbows. Dimensions 35cm x 55cm. Bullseye glass panel.
I have designed this panel using bullseye glass. I also finally have used some of my bullseye exclusive glass.
I often find it can be problematic to use the exclusive glass as it is alrealdy so beautiful. But broken up it really seems to work. I have used plenty of clear glass to ensure the exclusive glass would not dominate.
I finished off this panel by incorporating iridescent strips with raindrops and vitrograph stringers to obtain more movement. I have also deliberately left this panel textured. So the natural light would bounce off of it, in all directions. Lighting up different details.
Contact: Irregularglass@gmail.com or by calling 07305074017
Contact: Irregularglass@gmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Roger Silk
Email:Simon Bruntnell
Description: Artist: Roger Silk
Blue
Photographer: Simon Bruntnell
Details: 380 x 190 mm Rectangular Platter
Inspired by my love of geometry, tessellation and mosaic, both ancient and modern.
Contact: rogersilkglass@gmail.com
Blue
Photographer: Simon Bruntnell
Details: 380 x 190 mm Rectangular Platter
Inspired by my love of geometry, tessellation and mosaic, both ancient and modern.
Contact: rogersilkglass@gmail.com
Contact: rogersilkglass@gmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Paula Rosalind Tyler
Description: Artist: Paula Rosalind Tyler
The Essex Coastline
Details: A fine glass exterior mosaic - 120 cm round - Featuring iridised, opalised, mirror and vintage glass.
This is a community mosaic installed on the front of Clacton-on-Sea Railway Station. The mosaic features native flora and fauna found on the Essex Coastline - specimens depicted in fused glass .
Contact: paula@paularosalindreflectiveart.co.uk
The Essex Coastline
Details: A fine glass exterior mosaic - 120 cm round - Featuring iridised, opalised, mirror and vintage glass.
This is a community mosaic installed on the front of Clacton-on-Sea Railway Station. The mosaic features native flora and fauna found on the Essex Coastline - specimens depicted in fused glass .
Contact: paula@paularosalindreflectiveart.co.uk
Contact: paula@paularosalindreflectiveart.co.uk
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Janine Altman
Description: Artist: Janine Altman
Equilibrium
Details: Fused glass, borosilicate glass. Dimensions: 15 x 23 x 8 cm. Year: 2019
Balance is the state of a body when the sum of all the forces and moments that act in it is counteracted.
We say that someone or something is in balance when, despite having little support base, remains standing without falling.
We recognize balance in situations of harmony between different things or between parts of a whole.
What better than to aspire to find this equilibrium, harmony and stability in our lives.
This artwork was made through the use of Digital Technology CAD – computer assisted design.
Contact: www.janinealtman.com / janine.altman@gmail.com Country of residence: Uruguay
Equilibrium
Details: Fused glass, borosilicate glass. Dimensions: 15 x 23 x 8 cm. Year: 2019
Balance is the state of a body when the sum of all the forces and moments that act in it is counteracted.
We say that someone or something is in balance when, despite having little support base, remains standing without falling.
We recognize balance in situations of harmony between different things or between parts of a whole.
What better than to aspire to find this equilibrium, harmony and stability in our lives.
This artwork was made through the use of Digital Technology CAD – computer assisted design.
Contact: www.janinealtman.com / janine.altman@gmail.com Country of residence: Uruguay
Contact: janine.altman@gmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:David Mola
Email:David Mola
Description: Artist: David Mola
Photographer: David Mola
Details: Four sided lantern. 3 meters by 40 cm by 40 cm. Stained glass and stockboard (100% recycled plastic)
This giant lantern it is the result of a Community art project based on the Northfield area of Edinburgh. Celebrating diversity and focused on Islamic art and culture, has involved more than 75 participants from all ages (2 to 90) and many origins.
Contact: moladavid@gmail.com
Photographer: David Mola
Details: Four sided lantern. 3 meters by 40 cm by 40 cm. Stained glass and stockboard (100% recycled plastic)
This giant lantern it is the result of a Community art project based on the Northfield area of Edinburgh. Celebrating diversity and focused on Islamic art and culture, has involved more than 75 participants from all ages (2 to 90) and many origins.
Contact: moladavid@gmail.com
Contact: moladavid@gmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Mattt Wilson
Email:Mattt Wilson
Description: Artist: Mattt Wilson
Hidden Stories
Photographer: M Wilson
Details: 43cm wide & 100cm tall including cast iron stand
This circular glass mosaic was inspired by Canterbury Cathedral, less than 10 miles from my studio. It contains references to bible stories, hidden in the shapes of the pieces, for those who take the time to look. Seek and ye shall find!
It was completed in mid 2019 and is designed for display outdoors.
Contact: mattt@creativeretreatsandholidays.co.uk
Hidden Stories
Photographer: M Wilson
Details: 43cm wide & 100cm tall including cast iron stand
This circular glass mosaic was inspired by Canterbury Cathedral, less than 10 miles from my studio. It contains references to bible stories, hidden in the shapes of the pieces, for those who take the time to look. Seek and ye shall find!
It was completed in mid 2019 and is designed for display outdoors.
Contact: mattt@creativeretreatsandholidays.co.uk
Contact: mattt@creativeretreatsandholidays.co.uk
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Jilly Cunningham
Description: Artist: Jilly Cunningham
The Blues - Light switch
Photographer: www.jillycunningham.com
Details: Tiffany glass & mixed materials. 9.5x9.5x1cm
While designing interiors I realised that we often ignore a crucial detail in every room - the light switch. Unimpressed by switches currently available, I decided to make my own. Each switch is completely unique and can be custom designed to complement your home.
Contact: http://jillycunningham.com/projects/beautiful-light-switches/
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREThe Blues - Light switch
Photographer: www.jillycunningham.com
Details: Tiffany glass & mixed materials. 9.5x9.5x1cm
While designing interiors I realised that we often ignore a crucial detail in every room - the light switch. Unimpressed by switches currently available, I decided to make my own. Each switch is completely unique and can be custom designed to complement your home.
Contact: http://jillycunningham.com/projects/beautiful-light-switches/
Artist:Pamela Mauseth
Email:Pamela Mauseth
Description: Artist: Pamela Mauseth
SOUL
Photographer: Pamela Mauseth
Details: Fine Art Mosaic. Smalti, marble, granite
Mosaic Fine Art, "SOUL." Smalti, granite, and marble. Size: 31 inches x 48 inches
Contact: Pamela@pamelamausethmosaics.com
SOUL
Photographer: Pamela Mauseth
Details: Fine Art Mosaic. Smalti, marble, granite
Mosaic Fine Art, "SOUL." Smalti, granite, and marble. Size: 31 inches x 48 inches
Contact: Pamela@pamelamausethmosaics.com
Contact: Pamela@pamelamausethmosaics.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Elva Tehan
Email:Elva Tehan
Description: Artist: Elva Tehan
Cicatrix in glass
Photographer: Elva Tehan
Details: Dish 13cm diameter, Bowl 14cm diameter, height 6cm
Mosaic art brings together what was once broken, creating something new and unique. This piece was inspired by a photographic project called Cicatrix,
which showed the beauty in scaring and reforming of skin to create something new. Within this work broken glass comes together to create something new,
renewed with life and purpose.
Contact: 07747031043
Cicatrix in glass
Photographer: Elva Tehan
Details: Dish 13cm diameter, Bowl 14cm diameter, height 6cm
Mosaic art brings together what was once broken, creating something new and unique. This piece was inspired by a photographic project called Cicatrix,
which showed the beauty in scaring and reforming of skin to create something new. Within this work broken glass comes together to create something new,
renewed with life and purpose.
Contact: 07747031043
Contact: 07747031043
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREArtist:Maria Cecilia Villarroel
Description: Artist: Maria Cecilia Villarroel
Mosaic composed with tempered glass over wood, gilded with silver leaf edges.
A sparkling effect and change in coloration is created by the movement of light during the day.
This piece is 24" H, 18" W, 2" D.
Contact: ceciliavillarroel@hotmail.com
Mosaic composed with tempered glass over wood, gilded with silver leaf edges.
A sparkling effect and change in coloration is created by the movement of light during the day.
This piece is 24" H, 18" W, 2" D.
Contact: ceciliavillarroel@hotmail.com
Contact: ceciliavillarroel@hotmail.com
TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HEREPast Exhibition
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